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===Members=== | ===Members=== | ||
[[File:Project Mew Scoreboard.png|thumb|250px|Project Mew scoreboard]] | [[File:Project Mew Scoreboard.png|thumb|250px|Project Mew scoreboard]] | ||
The highest rank a person can get in Project Mew is the rank of '''Chaser'''. The first two Chasers to appear are [[Danika]] and [[Quillon]], with their role being to distribute missions and evaluate the performance of other Project Mew participants. | The highest rank a person can get in Project Mew is the rank of '''Chaser''' (Japanese: '''チェイサー''' ''Chaser''). The first two Chasers to appear are [[Danika]] and [[Quillon]], with their role being to distribute missions and evaluate the performance of other Project Mew participants. | ||
In Project Mew, there is a category of Trainers who receive challenges and must complete them through Trial Missions. They are known as '''Challengers''' and the three Challengers with the most Tokens will become Chasers at the end of the Chaser selection. [[Goh]], {{Gary}}, and [[Horace]] all qualify as Chasers in [[JN113]]. | In Project Mew, there is a category of Trainers who receive challenges and must complete them through Trial Missions. They are known as '''Challengers''' (Japanese: '''チャレンジャー''' ''Challenger'') and the three Challengers with the most Tokens will become Chasers at the end of the Chaser selection. [[Goh]], {{Gary}}, and [[Horace]] all qualify as Chasers in [[JN113]]. | ||
====List of known Challengers==== | ====List of known Challengers==== | ||